Sentence examples for it a warmth from inspiring English sources

"The nature of the tubes sort of have an inherent harmonic distortion that fuzzes up the sound that gives it a warmth and body," said Mr. Vig, who amplifies instruments and vocals with vacuum tube sets.

Masterful editing lets the story develop at its own pace; it has a warmth and spontaneity in its treatment of the main characters.

That novel is airy and comic, speedy and understated; it shares many grim ingredients with "Legends," including a C.I.A. whose presumptuous meddling destroys lives, but it has a warmth in its portraits of Russia and individual Russians that extends to the American heroine and her romantic involvement in the machinations of the state.

Through its score and visual design, its writing and animation, it emanates a warmth akin to the best Studio Ghibli films.

And it has a warmth that comes from its rich colors, ranging from golden brown to gray, which can be changed naturally or artificially by the process known as patination.

I love McCarthy's directing; it has a warmth and heart.

It has a warmth you can bask in; an honesty you can cut with a knife.

It has a warmth that contrasts well with the clean lines of all the glass and chrome.

You get the impression that the pair are enjoying being onstage, and it's a warmth that quickly drifts across to the audience.

In reproduction the painting resembles Cimabue's monumental altarpieces, yet it has a warmth and intimacy that these hierarchical compositions lack.

While some musicians have dismissed Raffi's music as condescending, others say its simplicity and repetition are appropriate for his audience: children under 5. "It's a warmth he has, a sense of fun," said Moira McCormick, who has covered children's audio for Billboard and other publications for the last decade.